What should I do to keep my eyes from becoming all red and watery after a long bike ride?
Well, I love to bike, and when the snow’s all gone, the first thing I want to do is go biking! Although I know how to drive, I prefer to bike if I have the time to. But when I go out and bike for a while, my eyes will get all red and watery because of the wind. Is there something I can do to prevent this?
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The trouble with sunglasses is that the wind and grit can still blow in and irritate your eyes. Goggles will prevent that.
Actually, we now have shades with side guards…Skiers use them all the time in the snow. But goggles are a much better idea if you are on a motorcycle.
Is your bike a Hawg?
I would think, like the others, some type of eye protective gear is available at bike shops.
Can you wear wrap-around glasses over Rx glasses?
When I put “bike” I meant a bicycle. lol
I agree getting effective goggles or glasses and you can also use a couple of drops of eye gel (I think it is called liquigel) before you go on your ride. They are hydrating only, the effect lasts longer than drops that are like water, and unlike visine that has other stuff in there to take away redness.
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@Vunessuh -Ah,sorry! I sometimes use the secret language of twins.
I think these would be best. Motorcycle sunglasses.
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@JLeslie
Not that I know of.
I was just goofing around. :-p
@gailcalled If you couldn’t figure out the acronym on Goggle, PITA = pain in the ass.
(I did know that, ackshully.)
Figures. You get it a lot?
goggles.. and if that still doesn’t work, wash your eye with eye drops or water
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